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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Financial News

• How Much Am I Worth?: Director, fixed income derivatives origination, eastern Europe.
• Reuters gains against Bloomberg.
• Standard Life may scrap bond issue.
• Undertaker discovers pension shortfall.
• Bumper quarter ends with whimper.
• Mrs Moneypenny: In awe of a courageous man.
• S&P in move to avoid European downgrades.
• US big hitters look to European growth.
• Pension market to expand in Eastern Europe.
• Fortis flexes its muscles.
• Merrill Lynch to arrange Telecolumbus bond issue.
• UBS looks to sell last of non-core assets.
• Dowds joins Northern Trust's European business.
• France Telecom wins case to de-list Orange.
• ITG enters advanced trading market.
• Move to NYSE 'will enhance share price'.
• Lovgren returns to SG as director in leveraged loans.
• In brief: Radianz appoints Snape/Curvalue signs EasyScreen/Financial buys Afrocom.
• Deutsche Bank unit sees problem.
• State Street appoints Nangle in Dublin.
• O'Neal faces revolt over dual role.
• Hance to lead response to Penrose report.
• If Cazenove is such a bargain, why is it up for sale again?
• You're a brave man, Gordon Brown.
• News in brief: Leahy moves up at State Street.
• Knight's quest for value.
• Calpers declines support for board at Coke, Citigroup.
• BondVision to admit 11 central European issuers.
• KKR in $750m US float.
• Bundesbank chief 'was treated to opera box'.
• Electronic FX trading doubles to $8 trillion.
• Goldman resurfaces in [euro]420m Findexa IPO.
• Eurex considers CBOT fees lawsuit.
• Vazquez to head DrKW's Spanish corporate finance team.
• NYSE to escalate row over market structure.
• Fox-Pitt, Kelton hit by more resignations.
• News in brief: Sanofi off-loads drugs for bid.
• Unbundling is the future and it's here.
• BGI's dynamic strategy pays off.
• Wrong bets made on Shell.
• Debt markets bemoan new regulations.
• German central bank chief resigns.
• Findexa IPO on track as Europe's first high-yield offer.
• Bidders circle [pounds sterling]6bn Transco assets.
• Brown ally Rodrigo Rato poised for top IMF job.
• Albermarle wins Deutsche's auction of Akzo catalysts.
• BoA Securities targets 1800 buyside firms.
• BLB raises offer for Wembley to [pounds sterling]309m.
• Second junk downgrade hits Adecco.
• Capco founding partner becomes Finscope's chairman.
• WH Smith to reject Permira.
• Mayflower administrator weighs bids for TransBus unit.
• Alternatives pay off for Robeco.
• Another broker quits Merrill.
• Finnair moves pension fund off balance sheet.
• Deutsche Bank chief could focus on merger.
• Apax beats 14 to Netherland's Handelsblad group.
• Moller exits Euronext with [euro]1.5m.
• ISEB forced to cap bonuses and link pay to results.
• Memories are stirring in the junk yard.
• Buyside lags on costs of trading.
• Flying to avoid the motley crew.
• Johnno leads the way at Lehman.
• UBS hires DiMare from Barclays.
• Automation dominates Windy City summit.
• Kabel Deutschland bBuys three small rival firms.
• FSA fines Morgan Grenfell for trade failings.
• UBS snares Mirfendereski from Barclays Capital.
• Fixed income volumes climb.
• Mutual fund scandal claims second Janus scalp.
• CVC appoints Sir Ian Robinson and John Sunderland.
• TDR Capital closes first fund at over [euro]500m.
• How to handle an exploding job offer.
• Private equity investment up by 67% in US.
• Societe Generale makes Clot CEO of asset management.
• Thomson buys TradeWeb for $385m.
• Merrill axes team after US move.
• Where the elite keeps away from the rest of us.
• The end of the line could be coming for Cazenove.
• Why a good entrepreneur is hard to find.

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